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  1. Dr. Loxodonta

    Springwatch 2024

    As Springwatch comes around once more, I thought it would be a nice idea to share the news on here. General News: The main location for Springwatch 2024 is RSPB Arne in Dorset. We’ll be returning this spring to catch up on the stories and wildlife characters from Springwatch 2023 – one of the...
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    Identifying Birds help best App

    In case anyone's curious about the birds in their area, I used to struggle with bird identification myself. However, I've recently discovered the Merlin ID app, which I find incredibly helpful. It not only identifies birds visually but also through their calls. Plus, it's free of charge.
  3. Haliaeetus

    Climate change and shifts in reintroduction

    Hello, do you know reintroduction projects that are cancelled because of past/future climate changes ? And conversely future plans that have been designed under future foreseeable climatic conditions ? I add that the climatic conditions may not be the sole reason to redesign reintroduction...
  4. T

    Search for Lost Birds

    Around the world, more than 130 species of birds, or about one percent, are considered “lost.” At least a decade has passed since each of these species were last confirmed by photographs, sound recordings, or physical documentation. To identify, promote, and rediscover these species, American...
  5. Mary

    Bronx Zoo Help with this bird ID?

    Hey there! There is a stork in the Bronx Zoo’s Jungleworld exhibit that I just cannot seem to ID. Most forums about the exhibit say there are painted storks here, but this to me looks nothing like a painted stork. Thanks!
  6. Zoo Birding

    When Will the United States Stop Pinioning Large Bird Species?

    As we move towards better husbandry and management practices, the one thing that irks me and infuriates me as a bird lover is seeing large bird species such as flamingos, cranes, storks, pelicans, large herons, and even ibises, spoonbills, and large, Old World vultures continue to having their...
  7. Dogwood Park Zoo: Bird House Concept

    Dogwood Park Zoo: Bird House Concept

  8. Dogwood Park Zoo: Carolina Trail 'Nature Discovery Center' Concept

    Dogwood Park Zoo: Carolina Trail 'Nature Discovery Center' Concept

  9. Saddle-Billed Storks (Ephippiorhynchus senegalensis)

    Saddle-Billed Storks (Ephippiorhynchus senegalensis)

    Do note that this image was taken on September 2nd, 2023, at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, in Powell, Ohio, USA.
  10. J

    Small bird feeding session other than Rainbow Lorikeets

    Hi, Aviaries with public feeding sessions for Rainbow Lorikeets are common in zoos. Which zoos allow guests to feed other smaller birds?
  11. H

    Birds outdoors

    So I’ve seen a lot of zoos with outdoor bird enclosures some even out of cages and roaming around freely but my question is how do these birds not get bird flu? There’s a large bird sanctuary near where I live and they have parrots flying around freely and I’d love to know how they keep the...
  12. Mary

    Bronx Zoo Hoopoe in Zoos?

    I've read there were hoopoes at the Bronx Zoo as recently as 2021. Are they still there and I haven't seen them due to the construction in World of Birds? If not, are there any other US zoos that house any of the hoopoe species?
  13. W

    Birds Endemic to Pacific Islands other than New Zealand in North American facilities

    I'm looking for birds from this area. I'm aware of the following: Hawaiian hawk Mariana fruit dove Guam rail Guam kingfisher white-throated ground dove many-colored fruit dove golden white-eye bridled white-eye Tongan megapode Palawan peacock-pheasant Luzon bleeding heart Mindanao bleeding...
  14. TinoPup

    National Aviary National Aviary species list and exhibits 6/2023

    I've noticed the National Aviary's collection has been missing from a lot of the bird population threads, so I'm doing a species list for once instead of just uploading media :) This initial post is going to contain a full list of bird species in alphabetical order by binomial, along with a map...
  15. Haliaeetus

    Breeding Cuckoos or other parasitic birds in zoos?

    Hello, I wonder if any zoo / private collection has tried to breed the Cuckoos or other parasitic birds (e. g. the Cowbirds in the Americas), keeping them with host species. According to Zootierliste, 3 European/Russian/Middle Eastern zoos keep the Common Cuckoo Cuculus canorus (and many...
  16. Milwaukee Public Museum - Exploring Life on Earth - Bird Specimen

    Milwaukee Public Museum - Exploring Life on Earth - Bird Specimen

    From May 2022 Trip
  17. Milwaukee Public Museum - Exploring Life on Earth - Bird Specimen

    Milwaukee Public Museum - Exploring Life on Earth - Bird Specimen

    From May 2022 Trip
  18. Milwaukee Public Museum - Exploring Life on Earth - Bird Specimen

    Milwaukee Public Museum - Exploring Life on Earth - Bird Specimen

    From May 2022 Trip
  19. Milwaukee Public Museum - Exploring Life on Earth - Tree of Life

    Milwaukee Public Museum - Exploring Life on Earth - Tree of Life

    From May 2022 Trip
  20. Milwaukee Public Museum - Sense of Wonder - Bird Display Case Front

    Milwaukee Public Museum - Sense of Wonder - Bird Display Case Front

    From May 2022 Trip Can anyone guess the birds?
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